Service Canada hiring nationwide with roles up to $69K
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) is recruiting for about 400 Service Canada positions across Canada, with salaries up to $69,000. Most roles do not require a university degree or college diploma and are open to first-time applicants. The jobs are spread across urban, suburban, rural, and remote communities in every province and territory, including Quebec. The postings indicate in-person work four days a week, with on-site requirements following the federal return-to-office policy.
What changed
ESDC has opened roughly 400 Service Canada job postings nationwide. The key points are: no degree required, wide geographic spread, and a required minimum four days per week on-site. The postings are time-limited, with deadlines approaching quickly. These are government roles focused on helping the public navigate Government of Canada programs, benefits, and services.
Who is affected
People seeking public-service roles who do not hold a university degree or college diploma may be eligible. The postings also note that prior government experience isn’t required, opening opportunities for first-time applicants. The roles are available in every province and territory, including Quebec, with various locations from cities to remote communities.
Practical next steps
If you’re interested: check the official government job postings for specific requirements and deadlines; prepare a resume that highlights customer-service experience and ability to explain government programs in plain terms; gather contact information and any required documents such as work eligibility. Be aware of the on-site work expectation (at least four days a week) and plan for potential relocation or travel to a assigned location. Apply before the posted deadline and monitor your application status through the official portal.
Limits and questions
Details such as exact job duties, available shifts, and location-specific requirements vary by posting. The source notes the information is time-sensitive and posted by a third-party outlet; the government posting should be consulted to confirm terms. If you need clarification, contact the government job portal or ESDC for official guidance on eligibility, required documentation, and application steps.
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